Assessment of Sacroiliac Joint in Physiotherapy Practice

This content covers didactic lectures on assessing the sacroiliac joint subjectively and objectively in physiotherapy practice. It includes details on subjective and objective assessments, investigations, diagnosis, demographic data collection, patient history, and examination techniques. The lectures aim to enhance understanding and skills in evaluating and managing sacroiliac joint-related issues.

• Physiotherapy
• Sacroiliac Joint
• Assessment
• Diagnosis
• Patient History

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1. MGM Institute of Physiotherapy MAHATMA GANDHI MISSION Aurangabad Didactic Lecture

2. Dr. surendra Wani Dept. Of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy MGM Institute Of Physiotherapy Chh. Sambhajinagar SKW 2

3. To understand and learn to assess the sacro illiac joint subjectively and objectively. SKW 3

4. .Introduction .Subjective Assesement .Objective Assesement .Investigations .Diagnosis SKW 4

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6. Demographic Data- 1.Age-What s Patient s Age 2.Occupation-Which Type Of Work Patient Perform SKW 6

7. 1.Was There Any Known Mechanism Of Injury 2.Has There been more than one episode 3.Does the patient have or feel any weakness in lower limbs 4.Has the patient had difficulty with micturation 5.Has there been a recent pregnancy SKW 7

8. 1.When does the pain occur Does the pain keep the patient awake 2.Where is the pain ,does it radiate 3.Is there any particular position or activity that aggravate the condition SKW 8

9. Has the patient undergo x-ray examination or any other imaging SKW 9

10. 1.Does the patient have past history of Rheumatoid Arthritis ,Reiter s syndrome ,Ankylosing spondylitis Drug History- Personal History- 1.What s patient s usual technique activity or position that aggravates the condition SKW 10

11. 1.Which type of patients work Socieo-economic History Environmental History tient s work SKW 11

12. General Observation- SKW 12

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14. Tenderness Sensory Examination Joint Examination Reflex Limb Length Gait analysis SKW 14

15. INVESTIGATION: DIAGNOSIS: SKW 15

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